Not many bands can say they’re putting out some of their best music after nearly 60 years together, but not many bands are like The Cowsills. Formed in 1965 by brothers Bob, Bill, and Barry Cowsill, ...

Every year, a sleigh-full of Christmas music gets released. Cher and the Cowsills came to prominence in the '60s, but they still possess the distinctive sounds that brought them their initial success.

The first time the Cowsills did a Christmas-themed show, it was 1967 and they were singing carols on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” For a group of young Beatles fans, that was quite the experience. “We’re ...

Ginger, frontman with British rockers The Wildhearts, relates the pleasures of listening to the pre-Partridge Family dysfunctional brood. Ginger: My Latest Obsession. For some, the enveloping grip of ...

The Cowsills continue to travel back in time during one of the summer's most popular tours. This is the fourth time the family group has been on the Happy Together tour. "Doing this show every night ...

Pic goes behind the scenes to dig up its share of dirt and family secrets on the flower-power pop band that inspired the fictional "Partridge Family." Little-remembered today, the Cowsills were a U.S.

The legendary Rhode Island-native band The Cowsills will be inducted into the New England Music Hall of Fame’s class of 2024. Formed in the 1960s, the band went on to release hit records including ...

They got their start playing frat parties at Brown University and doing gigs at school dances and church gatherings in Newport. They covered Beatles songs on Bannister's Wharf, which was fitting ...

The news hit hard for many fans on Tuesday that David Cassidy, the former teen idol who starred in the early-1970s TV show “The Partridge Family,” had died at 67 with organ failure. Many “Partridge ...

This is FRESH AIR. Every year, a sleigh full of Christmas music gets released, and rock critic Ken Tucker has been listening to a lot of it. He's narrowed down his list to two new releases. Cher has ...

Pic goes behind the scenes to dig up its share of dirt and family secrets on the flower-power pop band that inspired the fictional "Partridge Family." Little-remembered today, the Cowsills were a U.S.